the entire interview is out now. you'll see the entire conversation. as well as other artists. over 20 minutes. i hope you check it out. that does it for the beat. thanks for watching. "the reidout" with joy reid starts now. >> okay one week. seven days from now. at this hour. polls will be closing in several states including georgia. and the final vote count will begin. voters even as we speak are out in huge historic numbers in states like pennsylvania taking advantage there of the last day of in person mail in early voting. as we enter the home stretch on what's already a historic election. more than 66 million of you have already cast your ballots.

and against that backdrop, joe biden and trump were out making closing arguments today. in the first of his two events in the newest battleground state georgia. joe biden issued a call for unity and healing to over come the crisis in our nation. >> divisions in our nation are wider. angry people are upset, anger and suspicion are growing. our wounds are getting deeper. as the heart of the nation turn to stone. i don't think so. i refuse to believe it. i know this country. i know our people. i know we can unite and heal the nation. >> biden was holding events in georgia. the misinformation tour was in

michigan and wisconsin. and nebraska. all states he won in 2016. at his super-spreader event in michigan he went in on the usual message. all fear and division. nothing new. no plan. down playing the severity of the pandemic. >> it's covid, covid. you can't watch anything else. november 4, you won't be hearing so much about it. okay? >> when he attacked michigan

governor. the target of a kidnapping and murder plot by right wing extremist. he has no real message, take it from former president obama. out today in florida laying loose the inner anger over the handling of the coronavirus. >> what's his closing argument? that people are too focussed on covid-19. he said this. covid covid, he's complaining. jealous of the media coverage. >> we have questions about the priority. with seven days left until election day. he was live rage tweeting about his predecessor. as the rally was ongoing. whining his favorite net work fox was carrying obama's rally. so mean. a short time ago his second event of the day in georgia joe biden used the word of the late great atlanta congressman john lewis to issue a plea to get out the vote. >> he said quote, the vote is the most powerful non-violent change agent you have in a democratic society. use it. you have the power to win this election. folks, it's time to stand up and take back our democracy. and any place we can do it here in georgia. we win georgia we win everything. >> joining me now. covering joe biden in atlanta. and jeff bennett white house

correspondent. covering the trump cane in nebraska. thank you for being here. give us a sense of inside the biden campaign what is the closing strategy. what is the map we're seeing unfold for himself and former president obama mean to the campaign? >> anybody who has been watching coverage has heard this statistic. no democrat has carried georgia since 1992. as they do in several other states they had put in the so called expansion category. out of 17 state they identified as battlegrounds they are competing in 17. including red states like ads and texas. and here in georgia. there's something much bigger happening in this final week part of the closing argument from the biden campaign. it takes a certain amount of audacity to do what he did three weeks ago and that's give an

address in getties burg. the house divided speech to really speak to the need to unify the country. he doubled down on the message today. evoked fdr and warm springs, georgia. the place he recovered from polio. saying biden he was going to be the person to help the country heal from its division. this idea of playing to history of trying to meet this moment at an infliction point in the country is one that they believe is what's carried biden to this point. what his closing message was the message he began this campaign with. the idea of trying to restore the soul of america. this battle for the soul of america. and as the biden campaign heads into the final seven days they are competing across the board. playing offense in the blue wall states to win like michigan and wisconsin. like pennsylvania. where biden has been more places than anywhere else since the convention. it's a message playing in the suburbs of places like here in

atlanta. and also among the core constituents african-american voters which biden appealed to directly with his remarks evoking john lewis tonight. >> real quick. how concerned or confident is the biden campaign about some of the other votes? he's doing better with white voters. he's struggling a bit compared to clinton with latino voters. and there is that issue of trump going after black men. how confident are they will hold the obama coalition together in michigan and wisconsin. >> that's one of the reasons we

>> you are in nebraska. there's a very key congressional district there. it is weird as somebody who worked on campaigns to have a republican candidate closing doing part of the closing argument in nebraska. what is the campaign thinking? >> right. nebraska is a reliablely red state. hasn't elected a democrat for president since 1964. the reason president trump is here this part of nebraska neighbors iowa. he comes here and thinks he gets a two fer. coverage in nebraska and iowa. it's also true that he's trying to keep joe biden from picking off one of five of the states electoral college votes. the second congressional district which includes omaha and the surrounding area.nc1 trump is campaigning. trump is campaigning. even though joe biden leads battleground states. the campaign says our polls tell a different story. the gop is closing the gap with democrats and voter registration. in pennsylvania and north

carolina and florida. even though joe biden is out raising team trump. the trump campaign says we have all the resources we cathedrnee remain competitive. trump is crossing the country. packing state upon state into one day. tomorrow he's in arizona. trying to defend his turf. mainly states he won in 2016. he won michigan mean a lot comp

to the state polling average. they give us a sense of what's going on. even when we talk about this race in internally. and talk to friends about this race. they call us for mental health counselli counselling every day. back in 2016, at this point in the race, it was essentially tied within the margin of error. biden is at that magic number of 50. when you see a republican candidate trying to to do a two

fer in the iowa media market. being in nebraska. does that tell you that they are right to be so joe biden had a

consistent lead for seven or eight months. if you go back to 2016, two weeks ago the gap between clinton and trump was four points. the week out is now as you showed 2.2. joe biden was at seven points two weeks ago. he was at seven points six weeks ago. so the point is the voters in large measure have made up their minds. and you still want to turn on out election day. you want to do that. no one should be complacent. this is not the same race.

and i think it's important for people to understand that again not to get lack days cal. you can't sit in the corner and cower. the dynamics are different. >> typically voters of color vote closer to election day. voters of the color have in large part been day of voters in a will the of states. it's hard to tell. so trump has been trying to stanch the bleeding with sub you are ran women. he's doing better with his painic voters which is weird. considering how abusive he's been with that community.

>> to congress than have ever been there before. he had lost women the largest gender gap since we started recording the gap and so much is on the issues of morality.

empathy. character. which obviously many of us think should have made white women particularly vote against him in 2016. because we knew who he was. his unfavorability rating is the same today as it was in 2016. but fst so important to not discount how much women have been radical women. of all races have been radicalized by this presidency. just the callousness. >> if you want to appeal to women, maybe don't joke about a woman governor being threatened by domestic terrorist. >> your governor, i don't think she likes me too much,. i'm the one it was our people that helped her out with her problem. we'll have to see if it's a problem. people are entitled to say maybe it was a problem. it was our people, my people. our people. that helped her out. then she blamed me for it. she plblamed me. it was our people that helped her. >> i mean, maybe i don't know. is the domestic terrorist vote

up for grabs? is this a swing vote he's trying to get? i don't understand the strategy. >> it's an uncle and a lazy boy on the tv at night. it's not a strategy. it's so far down the radical speaking only to right wing voters. it's barely legible to anybody outside. the thing that concerns me is americans all over the country are doing everything they can.

to vote in this most consequential election of our lifetime. possibly given the threats of the planet in the history of the country. but trumpism is still going to be a force. in our internet world. still a force in the media. still a force in the republican party. even if trump is elected out of the white house. in one week. that is where those weird dog whistles and conspiracy theories. that keeps me up at night. >> that's the new tribe. feel free to comment on that or borat offering him a job. always looking for people to play super-villains in his shows. final word to you. >> this is the culture crazy part of the program. everybody can get the popcorn and enjoy it. who just lives and dream of trump. the rest o

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>> elections do have consequences. and now is the time it show mitch mcconnell and his republican lemmings how true it is. in his haste to jam amy coney barrett onto the supreme court in the final weeks before vote counting begins he has shown american people where his priorities lie. it's not you or your family. since may, mcconnell has been sitting on a relief bill that would bring vital assistance to the millions of americans who are out of jobs. losing homes and sick from the deadly pandemic. it was called the heros alkt. he barely lifted a finger to see that your families are protected. now that amy coney barrett has been confirmed maybe he would get around to helping you out. nope. mcconnell has a adjourned the senate after the election. none of this would have been allowed to happen without the approval of fellow republicans. remember 20 of them including

mcconnell himself are on their state ballot right now. and they will have to answer for their actions. elections indeed should have consequences. joining me now. former head speech writer for president obama and cohost of pod save america. and thank you for being here. let's talk about consequences. i believe pay back is a voter. i put it on my twitter. that's how i believe in life. don't get mad, get even. let's put up the list again. here are the people who are up for reelection right now. talk about which of these people stand to potentially face the retribution of voters the most in a week. >> i think gardener in colorado. mcsally in arizona. north carolina. georgia. purdue in georgia.

iowa. lindsey graham in south carolina. the list is long. people up for relest republicans up for reelection. and may lose their seat. >> you recently got a chance to talk to president obama. you might have a slight advantage. is this his attitude too? there was the whole when we go low we go high. that was michelle. does he believe this way that really what voters ought to do is remove republicans from power in order to even if they just neuter mitch mcconnell. if he's in office. >> i asked him that question. he said if this version of the republican party is going to keep blocking any progress whatsoever on any issue. if they treat the course as a place where you stack right wing ideals. and promote right wing policies. in they're going to do this, not

only do we have to show up and vote and vote in large democratic majorities. we have to do things like remove the filibuster. to make sure we can pass things through the senate and not have mcconnell block every democratic priority. >> let's talk about the how. you are with an organization super-majority that is trying to move the folks onto unemployment. maybe mcconnell will be motivated to help them. one of my favorite columnists. he's with another net work. he wrote something in the atlantic. he wrote this. the nations growing racial diversity limits the gop prospect. filling lt court with conservatives constitutes what hstorian call the right wing firewall. and that is why they didn't care about the consequences politically short term. mcconnell claimed it would be

great for them. and don't care whether they pass a bill to help people. they want to try to control the court. because they can't control the vote. what do you do about that on the ground and convince people that they can stop that through voting? >> i think voters first of all are reminded that we have the power to choose who the leader of the country is. also choose who represents us in congress. and what i'm going to be conveying to voters is remember, carry this as yet another failure from trump, mcconnell and republicans. to meet your needs in present day. another failure if you are black, a person of color. a person living with preexisting condition. or disability. as an attack on civil rights. carry this with you to the poll and stay motivated to bring three people with you. this is a turn out game. your vote will decide the civil rights and democracy our nation

has. i don't understand how the gop sees it as a political asset. it's not for the women who left of the work force. black and brown communities who have been affected by covid-19 and um employed. a political asset for whom exactly? the voters will carry this pot polls with them knowing you have done nothing to help them. but did everything to agenda corporations and the supreme court seat. >> you're both involved in this get out vote effort. do you think that the anger we're seeing particularly among women and women of color. even white women who voted on the majority for trump are being called revenge of the does is this a sustainable energy? passed this election.

it's a three cycle thing. if you want to get rid of all the people. is it sustainable energy? >> i want to rewind. remember 2018? the blue wave that we saw. the historic turn out. and gained seats in the house. look at the early voting numbers we have. i believe 65 million today have early voted. and working on through election day. this energy is there. i think it's not only on the sustain and through after 2020. but into 2022. into the races in 2021. what we see now is voters in their power and deciding who will lead the country. >> you have a little thing called vote save america. that you are doing that you at the pod cast are doing. is it sustainable past november? >> it has to be. there's no other option.

trumpism isn't going away. even if trump does. they have a right wing media empire to radicalize people. and stacked the court for a generation. mitch mcconnell even if he loses the majority he'll be around. a lot of the republicans will be around and fighting harder than ever. they won't see joe biden in the legitimate president. and so what we have learned from the trump era is no matter what happens next week, democracy is an every day struggle. it's every day. i hope all of the people who have volunteered and phone banked and become active have learned they, everyone should take a break after the election. but keep fighting. >> thank you both for being here. up next pennsylvania governor joins me on trumps threat to punish hi state for not doing

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the road to an electoral college victory running through pennsylvania. the citizens of the state could well shape the future direction of this country. right now the state is facing challenges. the coronavirus pandemic. which is surging. pennsylvania reported more than 6,000 new cases in 24 hours. exceeding its record peak in the spring. trump host a blitz of super-spreader rallies across the state and legal assault trying to limit voting access and amount of time there is to count votes. last night protests broke out in

philadelphia after walter wallace jr. was shot and killed by police in front of his mother. police were responding to a call about a person allegedly with a weapon. they claim he refused to drop a knife. relatives said he was in disstress when police arrived and neighbors who witnessed the shooting say police didn't attempt to deescalate before opening fire. it was caught on camera. joining me now democratic governor och pennsylvania. thank you for being here. i have a lot of questions. let's start with the president of the united states issuing threats against your state and against you. he tweeted out that philadelphia needs poll watchers. and would like to send armed people -- military people or like to send police into watch the polls. i don't know what that means. here he is making a direct statement about you.

>> tom wolf next time give us a little notice, governor. i'll remember it, tom. i'll remember it. hello, mr. president. this is governor wolf. i need help. i need help. you know what? these people are bad. we're watching you closely in philadelphia. a lot of bad things. a lot of bad things happened there with the counting of the vote. we're watching you closely. >> first question, has the administration reached out to your office in some way to formally threaten to take things away like disaster relief. or candidate off the state of pennsylvania from aid. or anything like that. that is what he did to ukraine. and got impeached. has anyone reached out to make threats formal? >> no. >> okay.

what about the we're watching you? he didn't say who we are. has anyone from the administration reached out to say who it is that is watching you and whether the you means you personally. or your voters. >> no. i don't know who he was talking about. i haven't been reached out to. we did try to reach out to his campaign because he was doing these super-spreader events in pennsylvania and wanted to make sure he understood wear masks. practice social distancing and keep his supporters safe. we never heard anything back. that's the extent of the connection that i have had with the campaign. >> are you concerned that if some natural disaster happens in pennsylvania and he's reelected he will deny federal aid to the state? because he thinks you were mean to him. >> i'm absolutely beyond being clear on exactly what he's capable of doing.

or not. nothing surprises me. >> the thing about trump is the things he says are silly. or stupid. but the problem is he's not alone. he's enabled by other republicans who used to be normal. your state legislature which democrats do not control, has been very squish chi about whether or not they might give the state vote to republicans even if he loses. are you concerned about that? i want to play for you representative he was talking about what the republicans are trying to do to create an election integrity committee. here he is. >> every single one of us should raise our voice about what is happening. if they can't win fair and square they are committed to cheating. i think it's a shame to watch this pennsylvania house republican caucus go to a cult.

>> according to state law in your state the first ballot will be counted the mail ballots turned in early. you have the in person votes. and lastly the last the provisional ballots. you have a lawsuit by the trump campaign they don't want to count anything that come in after election day. are you concerned your state legislature will steal the election no matter who wins it and give it to trump in the electoral college? >> i appreciate what he said. but the republicans in the state legislature are not in a position to actually steal the election. i don't think that they would be allowed to do that. pennsylvania really wouldn't put up for that. >> let's talk about the walter wallace shooting. we can play the video. warn people it is -- play it quickly. do we have time?

>> i want to -- this is a young man his family said was in distress in mental distress. a mental health issue. someone called the police to say someone might have had a knife. he's shot in front of lots of people. officers opened fire with all the people nearby. is this something the state plans to investigate? do you think that looks like professional police work? firing a gun with lots of crowds nearby. and the person who is shot their mom is screaming next to him. is that a professional police operation? >> it's a part of cycle of injustice going on for far too long. he didn't deserve that. his family didn't deserve that. they deserve sympathy. and we have got to make sure this stops. >> have you spoken to the family? >> not yet. >> do you plan to? >> yes.

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the supreme court ordered voter suppression isn't just happening in wisconsin. other las minutes cases are out there designed to throw the election into chaos in the final hours. or throw it to trump. a similar case in north carolina. another critical state that produces razor thin mar skbrins. and pennsylvania. the state gop is asking the supreme court to reconsider now that the court is armed with trumps third appointee. amy coney barrett starts tuesday and will swing the nations highest court to a conservative 6-3 majority. she refused to stay if trump can delay the election. which he can't do. one of the blaring code red signs that to showed us she's open to stealing lt election for trump. she's not the only one. the ghost of the florida recount. 20 years later. in a footnote. another trump appointee kavanaugh made a shocking and bizarre endorsement of former

chief justice concurrent in the 2000 fight. the supreme court could over turn rulings by state courts regarding state election law. one of three current justices who worked on george bush's side during the legal fight over florida 2000 recount. the other two? john roberts and amy coney barrett. we are now seeing supreme court rulings that are clear attempts to nullify the election process. something trump has been intentionally executing with the help of his party. his attorney general. and now a majority in the supreme court. keep watching the court. and for those of you absentee ballots try to drop them off at the polling place or vote in person. like the georgiaens do. reporting georgia legacy of voter suppression is fuelling historic black turn out in the state. that is next. stay with us. new tide pods plu.

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supreme court-ordered mass voter suppression intentionally fueled by the republicans. perhaps they see the writing on the wall that it's the only way that they can win. joining me now is bishop william barber and jonathan hargrove, both from the poor people's campaign. it was sort of an up/down couple of days. you had a judge in south carolina block the state from rejecting ballots because of mismatches in the signatures. that's the good news. on the other side of it, you had a michigan judge side with gun voting -- gun rights advocates, allowing them to open carry firearms at polling places on election day and blocking enforcement of an order by the state attorney general that was trying to bar those weapons from the polling places to prevent voter intimidation. how confident are you that the courts are prepared to protect voters in this cycle? >> well, joy, i wanted to say off the bat i'm here tonight just as william barr, as a man,

as a father, not an organization. what we are seeing is political pathology and it's dangerous to this democracy. and after watching the last presidential debate and reading again of thousands of people who have died black and poor that didn't have to die. the thousands falling into poverty. thinking about the numbers dying from poverty before covid. thinking about a country where we lost 500 kids and latino children and indulge us igenouss are dying and mcconnell is trump are willing to put one woman on the court and not thousands from dying in the casket. i had a conversation with my children. my daughter said, dad, can't you say something? because these policies are killing people and could kill me and others like me. they're trying to steal the election. can't you as my daddy, as a father, as a man, not a leader

of an organization, can't you make it clear and draw that question and remind me to be ambivalent about injustice and the perpetrators of injustice is to assist in injustice. and so tonight, you know, my daughter's question has compelled me and jonathan and i do speak up for the people we love. that's why i'm voting. i'm making it clear i'm voting for joe biden and harris and calling on -- and other democrats running for the senate because this is out of control. this is -- this is way past anything that ought to be happening in a democracy. this is -- this is political gangsterism and we can't be ambivalent at all. i breathe and live nonpartisan. but at this moment, joy, i'm speaking as a man now and as a father and looking at these politics that are putting even my children at risk. my children at risk. and the lies of trump and his marauding band of crude

political operatives and these judges and mcconnell and his senate. we have to turn this around. we have to stop this. this democracy is literally being hijacked right in front of our faces with no shame. >> yeah. and i know that that's a big deal for you to do that. as you said, you don't endorse political candidates. it's not a thing you do. nor do you, jonathan wilson hartgrove. same question for you. do you have a faith in the system that as people vote so will the election go, including the courts allowing the people to be heard? >> well, this is deeply personal, as bishop barber was saying because people we know and love are being attacked. their votes are being denied. families have been separated. people have been attacked. and we don't have reason to believe that this administration will respect the will of all people because they haven't

respected all people for this whole administration. and as a person who was, you know, raised among white folks, who have been targeted with these lies, targeted with the division that this administration has sown into, i also have to say clearly i'm voting for biden, harris and democrats to control the senate because these policies have hurt my people, too. just like the extremism of the segregationists who said, you know, we're going to shut down the schools, we're going to drain the pools. this has not only attacked other people, it's also hurt poor white people, white folks who can't get living wages, who can't get health care, who in the midst of this crisis can't get any relief from the government. so this is about all of us. we need to stand together. we've got to vote together. that's why we've made this decision. >> thank you both for being here and making that clear. very quickly bishop barber.

>> and we got to stop this at the ballot box. not even wait for the court. we got to stop this at the ballot box. there comes a time you got to walk right up and pharoah said let my people go. and like jesus you got to call people hypocrites. you can't let this get into a court situation. we have got to vote. >> make it definitive so it doesn't go to court. bishop william barber, jonathan hartgrove, thank you both. before we go, we want to hear from you. everybody has a lot of anxiety about this election. we get it. tomorrow night we are bringing together election experts to answer your questions and hopefully ease some of that anxiety. you know where to follow us. for polling places and locations, for deadlines in your state, please go to nbcnews.com/planyourvote. and for those of you out there getting the thing done, my voting mvps, keep those photos coming, tweet at me @thereidout.

or personally on my twitter feed. i hope you guys will send us all your questions because we want to know what is giving you anxiety. make sure you send us your questions. that is tonight's "reidout." all in with my friend chris hayes starts right now. tonight on "all in" -- >> what's his closing argument? that people are too focused on covid. he said this at one of his rallies. covid, covid, covid, he's complaining. he's jealous of covid's media coverage. >> seven days from november 3rd and joe biden is campaigning in georgia. >> there aren't a lot of pundits who would have guessed four years ago that a democratic candidate for president in 2020 would be campaigning in georgia on the final week of the election. >> tonight how 2020 is different from 2016, with clinton campaign marge john podesta.